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December 11th 09, 02:40 PM
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Vista eternal shutdown
This is a question I am confident has been asked and answered but I have
been unable to find the answer - maybe because I don't know the right search terms. Vista Home Premium Sometimes when I try to shut down the PC - START-SHUTDOWN and either shutdown or restart - the shutdown can take, literally, 60-75 minutes and sometimes longer. Since I usually don't have that long to wait, removing the power cord is an adequate substitute. I am, however, not happy with that. How can I eliminate these eternal shutdowns? 
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